A clearing plan that fits your home
Driveway shape, garage access, walkways, and snow-storage space all matter when planning residential snow removal. Lifecycle reviews what needs to be cleared and how crews can reach it without blocking the routes you use every day.
Define the areas you need cleared
- Identify the driveway, parking pad, and turnaround areas included in the request.
- Point out front walks, steps, and entrances that need separate attention.
- Flag paver edges, landscape lighting, retaining walls, and planting beds near the clearing route.
- Discuss parked vehicles, gates, obstacles, and agreed snow-storage locations.
Confirm the plan before the first storm
Ask about the service trigger, how storm conditions affect timing, and what is included in the proposed scope. Ice-treatment needs should be discussed as part of the estimate. Service availability and the final agreement are confirmed for your address; submitting a request does not reserve a route spot.
For a business or managed commercial property, see our commercial snow-removal service, which is available across the full west metro service area.
Common questions
Which cities are included?
Residential service is limited to Mound, Minnetrista, Orono, Deephaven, Long Lake, Greenwood, Shorewood, Minnetonka, Tonka Bay, Excelsior, Wayzata.
Can you service a home outside these cities?
The current residential service area is limited to the 11 listed communities. Commercial coverage extends to all Lifecycle service areas.
What should I send with my request?
Include your property address, driveway and walkway photos, the surfaces to be cleared, and any access or timing needs.
